DRUG AND ALCOHOL GROUP PROJECT
DUE DATE: Thursday, APRIL 28th
There will be TWO parts to this project. Part 1 is to be done in groups, performing a skit in front of
the class. Part 2 is to write a reflection paper answering specific questions. Each student will
write his or her own reflection. See the rubric on the back of this page for detailed grading
information for both parts of the project.
YOUR GRADE WILL BE RECORDED ON THE RUBRIC ON THE BACK OF THIS PAGE. YOU MUST
TURN IN YOUR RUBRIC BEFORE YOU PRESENT. FAILURE TO TURN IT IN, WILL RESULT IN A
5 POINT DEDUCTION TO YOUR FINAL PROJECT GRADE!
Part 1: PRESENTATION
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Your group will be given a specific scenario to act out in a skit. You must complete the scenario by
acting out what you think would happen next.
Be prepared to discuss 3 additional outcomes to your scenario other than your skit.
o Scenario # 1-A, 2-A, 3-A: Must discuss 3 other negative outcomes and consequences to
the situation.
o Scenario # 1-B, 2-B, 3-B: Must discuss 3 other ways the situation could be positively
changed and the benefits of those changes.
Be Creative. You may bring in props or items to use for your skit. Make your presentation stand
out from others. You WILL be graded on this!
Everyone in the group must have a part in the presentation.
You must show that your skit was well thought out and planned, with a CLEAR message. What
point are you trying to get across to your audience?
THIS PART OF THE PROJECT IS WORTH A TOTAL OF 20 POINTS.
Part 2: REFLECTION PAPER
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You must answer the 4 questions provided, in detail.
Be sure to answer questions thoroughly providing more than one possibility.
Your answers should be well thought out and show your understanding of the issue as it relates
to each question.
Please type your responses. If a computer is not available to you, you may then neatly hand
print your responses on the paper provided. If you need more space to write your answers, you
may use an additional piece of paper. Your paper must be stapled with your name on each sheet.
If you hand print your paper, it must be able to be read, otherwise it will not be graded!
EACH QUESTION IS WORTH 20 POINTS FOR A TOTAL OF 80 POINTS.
THERE ARE 100 TOTAL POINTS POSSIBLE FOR THE PROJECT.
Rubric for Drug and Alcohol Project
Rubric is based on earning a maximum of 100 points
Name ____________________ Date ___________ Period _____
Scenario # ____________________ Total Grade_________
TOTAL YOUR
Points Earned
Possible Points
PRESENTATION
5 Points
3-4 Points
1-2 Points
Everyone in group
involved
Everyone was involved
Most students
were involved
Most students were
not involved
5
Quality
of presentation
Well
organized
presentation, message
very clear
Very little
or no
organization, message
unclear
5
Creativity of presentation
Very
Creative
Somewhat
organized
presentation,
message
somewhat clear
Some
Creativity
Very little or no
Creativity
5
Ability to recognize and
explain other possible
outcomes of given
scenario
3 or more additional
outcomes provided other
than skit
1-2 additional
outcomes
provided, other
than skit
No additional
outcomes provided
other than skit
(0 points)
TOTAL
POINTS
POSSIBLE
REFLECTION
PAPER
20 Points
10-19 Points
1-9 Points
Failure to turn in rubric
Question 1
Question 2
Question 3
Question 4
5
20
TOTAL YOUR
Points Earned
Possible Points
-5
Answered question
thoroughly, in detail,
demonstrating significant
thought process
Answered question
thoroughly, in detail,
demonstrating significant
thought process
Answered question
thoroughly, in detail,
demonstrating significant
thought process
Answered question
thoroughly, in detail,
demonstrating significant
thought process
Partially answered
question, some
thought involved
Minimally answered
question, not much
thought involved
20
Partially answered
question, some
thought involved
Minimally answered
question, not much
thought involved
20
Partially answered
question, some
thought involved
Minimally answered
question, not much
thought involved
20
Partially answered
question, some
thought involved
Minimally answered
question, not much
thought involved
20
TOTAL
POINTS
POSSIBLE
80